Sentence examples for demoted as from inspiring English sources

That means I am temporarily demoted as well: I'm answering phone calls and writing proposals again.

And they made clear that he should not be reassigned or demoted as Congress prepared for a re-examination of the program, now celebrating its 75th anniversary.

Michael Gove, demoted as education secretary but still in government, has said little, but his emissaries are wailing loudly on his behalf.

Sixteen years ago, it was Mrs. Clinton, then first lady, who helped have Mr. Emanuel demoted as a senior official in Bill Clinton's White House after he ruffled feathers with his aggressive style.

He was demoted as Education Secretary last year and appointed the back-room role of chief whip in a bid to cool relations with teachers in the run up to the election after his wide-ranging and unpopular reforms to schools.

Industry bodies like the BPI and its US counterpart the RIAA ramped up the number of takedown notices accordingly – Google's own stats show it received 5.4m notices from the BPI alone in the last month – but both bodies have complained vociferously that piracy sites aren't being demoted as a result.

John Rocker appeared in his first game since being demoted Monday as the Indians' closer, pitching one scoreless inning.

And all were mindful not to grouse, lest they be demoted or, as custom then had it, traded to the Kansas City A's.

The Reds have demoted J.J. Hoover as their closer and will go with a committee of Tony Cingrani, Blake Wood and Caleb Cotham...

Following Stalin's death in March 1953, Kosygin was demoted, but as a staunch ally of Khrushchev, his career soon turned around.

Unsurprisingly this has gone down very badly in Britain's nations as they see themselves demoted and treated as if they all had identical needs and interests, to be represented by one London-based executive.